Real Fieldwork Beats Virtual Trips, Say Hydrologists Who Tried Both
A survey of Wageningen hydrology students shows that a real excursion to Iceland had a far greater and longer-lasting impact ...
A survey of Wageningen hydrology students shows that a real excursion to Iceland had a far greater and longer-lasting impact ...
A new community-based risk assessment in Sylhet finds that hailstorms have overtaken floods and cyclones as the most significant perceived ...
A 450-year reconstruction of the medieval Baltic herring fishery shows that its collapse around 1570 resulted from the interplay of ...
A twelve-year larval dispersal simulation reveals that the northwestern Mediterranean's deep-sea protected area network safeguards only a small fraction of ...
A new historical review traces how four independent lines of climate evidence, temperature, sea level, greenhouse gases, and ice, matured ...
The first continuous grain-size profiles through two Tibetan ice cores show that ice crystal size tracks temperature and can retain ...
A new non-stationary statistical method attributes entire European summer time series to human-caused climate change, showing the greenhouse gas fingerprint ...
A 27-year analysis of British Columbia's commercial salmon fisheries shows that the stabilising portfolio effect of biodiversity extends from fish ...
A peer-reviewed PLOS Climate study finds that internal documents show the National Cattlemen's Association knew by 1989 of livestock's major ...
A new copula-based study of Shandong Province shows that a runoff-centered drought index outperforms precipitation-based alternatives by integrating the full ...
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